### Install probablepeople

Source: https://probablepeople.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html

Use pip to install the probablepeople library. This is the first step before using the library.

```bash
pip install probablepeople

```

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### Tag name string with labels and type

Source: https://probablepeople.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html

The `tag` method returns an OrderedDict of labeled components and the string type (Person, Household, or Corporation). Use this when you need structured data with distinct labels.

```python
>>> import probablepeople
>>> probablepeople.tag('Mr George "Gob" Bluth II')
(OrderedDict([
('PrefixMarital', 'Mr'),
('GivenName', 'George'),
('Nickname', '"Gob"'),
('Surname', 'Bluth'),
('SuffixGenerational', 'II')]),
'Person')

```

```python
>>> probablepeople.tag('Lucille & George Bluth')
(OrderedDict([
('GivenName', 'Lucille'),
('And', '&'),
('SecondGivenName', 'George'),
('Surname', 'Bluth')]),
'Household')

```

```python
>>> probablepeople.tag('Sitwell Housing Inc')
(OrderedDict([
('CorporationName', 'Sitwell Housing'),
('CorporationLegalType', 'Inc')]),
'Corporation')

```

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### Parse name string into components

Source: https://probablepeople.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html

The `parse` method splits a string into labeled components. It's useful for breaking down names or company strings into their constituent parts.

```python
>>> import probablepeople
>>> probablepeople.parse('Mr George "Gob" Bluth II')
[('Mr', 'PrefixMarital'),
('George', 'GivenName'),
('"Gob"', 'Nickname'),
('Bluth', 'Surname'),
('II', 'SuffixGenerational')]

```

```python
>>> probablepeople.parse('Lucille & George Bluth')
[('Lucille', 'GivenName'),
('&', 'And'),
('George', 'GivenName'),
('Bluth', 'Surname')]

```

```python
>>> probablepeople.parse('Sitwell Housing Inc')
[('Sitwell', 'CorporationName'),
('Housing', 'CorporationName'),
('Inc', 'CorporationLegalType')]

```

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### Handle RepeatedLabelError in probablepeople

Source: https://probablepeople.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html

Custom exception handling for `RepeatedLabelError` when the `tag` method encounters issues with duplicate labels. This allows for custom error processing using the original and parsed strings.

```python
try:
    tagged_name, name_type = probablepeople.tag(string)
except probablepeople.RepeatedLabelError as e :
    some_special_instructions(e.parsed_string, e.original_string)

```

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